Photography No.94: What are the focusing methods of Canon 5d4?

Canon 5D Mark IV camera has a variety of focusing modes, including: 1. One-time autofocus: used for still shooting, and the camera locks the focal length after focusing once. 2. Predictive focus mode (servo AF): used to shoot moving subjects, the camera will continue to focus automatically until the shutter is pressed. 3. Focus AF: automatically switch the focus mode between single lens AF and servo AF, and choose according to the subject state. 4. Manual focusing mode: focus is completely controlled manually, and the photographer rotates the lens ring as needed to adjust the focal length. In addition, Canon 5D Mark IV also has some setting options for focus, area and mode, such as 1. Focus selection: The camera can use single focus, group focus or all focus to select the focus area. 2. Focus area: You can choose the central focus area, extended focus area or auto focus area. 3. Focus mode: The user can choose to use single focus mode, automatically select focus mode, expand focus mode or manually select focus mode. The above are some common focusing methods and setting options of Canon 5D Mark IV camera. For specific usage and more details, please refer to the user manual of the camera.